Loving your trips Hayley👍 have you thought about a video on the equipment you use for editing your videos? Do you have one already?🧐

Haha I 100% hated hiking and camping when I had to do it at school. Now it's become a goal of mine. I've been doing the hiking, and the camping, but now I have to combine the 2.

Thanks so much for your videos. They are great!

Great vid Hayley ! What hikes are you interested in doing if you came to the states ?

Thanks for the Q&A! Great to see your dedication to building Set To Hike and always enjoy watching the content you create. Some amazing hikes and areas to explore in the list you mentioned too! Just got back today from thru-hiking the Grampians Peaks Trail which was fantastic and as tough as I expected it to be!

Nice, look forward to seeing ya out and about in NZ

Hi. Thankyou for that. You're an inspiration. My son went to Rotoroa years ago. He said it was great. Btw, I love the wooden stairs behind you.

I'm doing Outdoor Education this year at school and am loving it too. I even get a chance to do the Freycinet circuit which I can't wait for. Also, I love your dedication to this channel so thank you 😁

I see you doing a few stretches when you get into camp after a day’s hiking. Could you please run through which ones you do and why? Thanks.

Only recently found your channel and in my opinion it's the best hiking video channel on KZfaq. Filming and editing is first rate and best wishes for your aim of developing your channel. For what it's worth, I personally don't like music during narration but it's good to have otherwise if suits the mood. Great work!

You should definitely add the Dusky Track in NZ to your list. It's the best hike I've done in my life!

I recommend the Everest region, out of Kathmandu. It was in 1996 but I'll never forget it.

Another USA National Park to consider visiting is Rocky Mountain NP in Colorado. I recently got home from spending 5 days in that Park where I hiked over 60 km. It's a beautiful Park.

Hi. I just found your channel. I'm wrighting this from Germany as we are on vacation. My wife and I live in Southcentral Texas. We were both in the U.S. Navy for 20 years and have been around this blue marble a few times (5 of 7 continents for me and 4 for wife.) We were stationed in Iceland for 2 years (where we met) and still have friends there. Let us know when you are ready for the USA and we can help you out. Not as big as Australia but Texas alone is bigger than all of Europe. Takes 2 days to drive across Texas. We have tent camped, Hammock camped and caravan camps for several years. Looking forward to more of your vids. Our photo is from Arches National Park, Moab, Utah.

Thank you for sharing your answers. Especially to a select few 😉 It might be because im a photographer but I HATE editing lol. Also being a strick solo hiker I do struggle with boredom. So thanks for the tips. I've also heard lots of horror stories of relationships breaking down on the trail. I guess it just depends on the person. Keep up the absolutely amazing work. Always look forward to your videos

Aww Germany is waiting for you!!

Come back and re do the Cape 2 Cape track

I hope you will get to Utah soon. Have you look into Canyonlands national park?

You must do the Mulhacen peak trek in Southern Spain, Trekking in Indian Himalaya esp. The Gangotri glacier hike.

Your video quality is definitely getting so much better :) and the audio too :) keep going I love your channel :)

Just a half baked idea, but maybe you could do a documentary on U.S. national parks (those of interest to you)? I'm a university professor and I do research at U.S. national parks. Generally, I come up with a research idea, submit it to a Park, they approve it, and I go and do it (of course it requires hiking!). The Park gives me free admission, I bypass all of the required entry permits, and often they give me free housing in the Park. It also checks boxes with my job, but that's not relevant to you. If you could tie your documentary to something research related (litter in the Parks, trail overuse, crowd size, wildlife encounters with people, invasive species, etc.) that would probably work. The U.S. Parks LOVE it when people do research in them; maybe that's a government requirement or something.

HAYLEY: Regarding your family's view on camping, my Mom always joked her idea of 'roughing it' was _"An RV with black & white television."_ 😉

Yeah, I had Iceland planned for 2020 and Australia planned for 2021. Those did not happen...

HAYLEY: FWIW, I was planning on taking kiteboarding lessons in the spring or summer of 2020. The *CHINESE MEXICAN BEER VIRUS* put the kibosh on those plans...🤦‍♂️